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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Winfield | Wedding Flowers |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Sweet Elegance Floral Design is a Kelowna wedding florist based in Lake Country, British Columbia. The studio creates custom wedding florals for celebrations across Kelowna, Lake Country, Vernon and other listed Okanagan communities.
Owner and lead designer Connie Baker describes the business as a full-service wedding floral design studio. Its official information centres on collaborative planning, venue-aware design, delivery and on-site installation. Last reviewed: August 11, 2026.
Sweet Elegance focuses on wedding floral design. Its official service navigation identifies bouquets, tablescapes, floral backdrops and a signature crescent arch. The About page also describes work ranging from corsages and bridal bouquets to large-scale installations and floral walls.
The studio says it develops a cohesive floral plan around the couple’s style, story and celebration space. Planning can include a personalized mood board, colour palette and detailed pricing in a real-time proposal. On the wedding day, the team handles delivery, styling and setup; some large or delicate elements may be finished on site.
The official site lists service in Kelowna, Winfield, Oyama, Okanagan Centre, Carrs Landing, Vernon and Lake Country, BC. It also describes the studio as serving the Okanagan, so it may be relevant for couples planning celebrations in those communities.
The published process may suit couples looking for a full-service floral partner where ceremony and reception flowers need to work together. Sweet Elegance specifically says it considers whether ceremony arrangements can be repurposed for the reception, an item worth discussing for multi-space celebrations.
A documented feature is the studio’s end-to-end wedding process: consultation, design planning, delivery and on-site installation are all described on its official pages. The site also sets out specific floral collection categories and explains that its planning considers the venue and the transition from ceremony to reception.
A practical point to confirm is meeting access. The official pages provide a service area but no public postal address, and state that the business is by appointment only unless advertised open. Couples considering a venue outside the listed communities, or a substantial installation, should ask about current arrangements before booking.
Sweet Elegance publishes current wedding investment guidance. Its website states that weddings begin with a minimum floral investment of $3,500, plus installation and taxes. The site says its couples invest an average of $6,000 to $8,000 for wedding florals.
These figures are useful initial qualification information, but couples should request a proposal for their own celebration. Ask what is included in the floral investment, how installation and taxes will be shown, and whether the proposed scope covers the ceremony and reception elements you have in mind.
Sweet Elegance lists 778-215-0075 and connie@sweetelegance.ca as contact details. The official contact page also provides an enquiry form and a live calendar option for booking a design consultation.
The studio says it will be in contact within 24 hours of an enquiry and advises checking spam folders if no reply appears in that period. Since the business is by appointment only unless advertised open, contact the studio before planning a visit.
Before booking, confirm date availability, your venue location and whether the team can support the scale of floral design you are considering. For a floral wall, backdrop, arch or another large installation, ask about venue requirements, installation timing and what the written proposal includes.
Share inspiration, priorities and budget early in the process. Sweet Elegance says it prepares a personalized mood board, colour palette and detailed pricing within a real-time proposal, so couples can also ask how seasonal substitutions and design changes will be handled as the wedding approaches.
The official About page identifies Connie Baker as the owner and lead designer.
Yes. Its website states a $3,500 minimum floral investment plus installation and taxes, with an average wedding floral investment of $6,000 to $8,000.
The official site lists Kelowna, Winfield, Oyama, Okanagan Centre, Carrs Landing, Vernon and Lake Country, BC.
The official site states that the business is by appointment only unless advertised open.
Phone: 778-215-0075
Website: https://sweetelegance.ca/





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